chore: add gtag to static HTML head#323
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Adding vocs.config.tsx without removing or migrating vocs.config.ts creates two divergent sources of truth for docs configuration: in this repo, TypeScript checks still include only vocs.config.ts (tsconfig.json), while SDK drift tooling defaults to vocs.config.tsx (.github/actions/sdk-drift-check/check-sdk-drift.ts). This split makes future sidebar/redirect/head edits easy to apply in only one file, causing checks and runtime behavior to disagree; move to one config path and point all tooling at it.
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Moves Google Analytics gtag snippet into the Vocs
headconfig so it renders in the static HTML<head>. This lets Google's verification crawler detect the tag (it doesn't execute JS).